Southern Michigan's finest walleye lake. Clear water, good structure, and consistent fishing year-round.
| Species | Population | Best technique |
|---|---|---|
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Micropterus salmoides
|
Plastic worms, crankbaits, topwater frogs near lily pads | |
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Sander vitreus
Southern Michigan premier walleye lake
|
Jigs with minnows, crawler harnesses, trolling crankbaits | |
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Lepomis macrochirus
|
Worms, crickets, small spinners near docks and weeds | |
|
Lepomis cyanellus
|
Small spinners, inline buzzbaits, tiny poppers, worms under a bobber, and small jigs. Will hit nearly any lure presented in the right size. | |
|
Ambloplites rupestris
|
Small jigs, spinners, crayfish imitations | |
|
Pomoxis annularis
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Small jigs (1/32 to 1/8 oz) in white, chartreuse, or pink; small minnows under a slip-float; tiny crankbaits worked slowly through structure | |
|
Perca flavescens
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Small jigs tipped with minnow or waxworm, small spinners, ice fishing with teardrops and waxworms | |
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Esox lucius
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Spoons, large swimbaits, sucker minnows under a bobber | |
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Esox masquinongy x lucius
MDNR stocked — sterile hybrid
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Large bucktails, jerkbaits, swimbaits, surface lures ÔÇö figure-8 presentation essential at boatside | |
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Ameiurus natalis
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Bottom fishing at dusk and night with nightcrawlers or worms. Light tackle is ideal -- yellow bullhead fight well for their size. |
* Records shown are from our database. For the most current data, visit the Michigan DNR directly.